Daily Archives November 5, 2014

After a disappointing end to the men’s basketball 2013-14 season, Head Coach Sydney Johnson enters his fourth year at the helm of the Stags with optimism for his team. Though the team only lost one senior...

If you did not pay attention to the Fairfield women’s basketball team last season, then you surely missed out. The Stags enjoyed one of their finest regular seasons, going 15-5 in the Metro Atlantic Athletic...

Nobody will deny that last season was a tough one for the Fairfield men’s basketball team, with the squad going 7-25 overall, and 4-16 in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference. Despite these disheartening...

Dear Meg, I’m a Freshman at Fairfield and I don’t think my high school study habits are translating to college life. I’m discovering that I’m spending so much time hanging out with friends that...

Tens of thousands of protesters have flooded the streets of Hong Kong. Protesters are calling for the resignation of Leung Chun-ying, the head of the Hong Kong government, as well as the right to both nominate...

Since President Jeffrey von Arx, S.J. announced a new initiative to update and change Fairfield’s Strategic Plan last fall, many task forces have been meeting and working to enact positive change for...

The Bishop of Bridgeport, the most Reverend Frank J. Caggiano, shared his dreams for the future of his diocese in a lecture at the Regina A. Quick Center on Tuesday evening. In the lecture titled “On...

Fairfield Police and Fire are investigating a fire at the Seagrape Café as suspected arson after police obtained surveillance video of an accelerant being used to start the blaze. The small fire, which...

One of the ways College Republicans are most active on campus is in the form of supporting America’s troops. “We really like to focus on the troops because they are there on the front lines defending...

Fairfield’s College Democrats pride themselves on registering over 200 students to vote since January, according to co-presidents Meaghan Kirby ‘16 and Riley Barrett ‘17. “We consider voting to be...